That's so cool,that you separate other people's trash from the recyclables... And that you showed us Andrew's salvaged blue stone, I don't believe he did... That is very cool of Andrew to save that beautiful stone,and that he convinced the owners to save the shed.
That's an awfully nice thing of you to say about Andrew. That says a lot about you. I hope you fix it where you don't have to tarp things by hand anymore. Good luck to ya.
it's kind of amazing too see all the different perspectives of the jobs people do to make any place keep moving, plus I learned how those dumpster trucks actually work over the past 20 minutes. xD
Found jesse and u thru andrew's channel, been watchn him for couple of years, Jesse for about 2 yrs and now i'v watched about 4-5 of ur videos ! I drive dump trucks but company has a rolloff with 5 cans, guess who drives it(when needed), that's what caught my eye about ur operation !
Not sure who your friend Andrew is but he should start his own RU-vid channel he seems to do some interesting jobs. He could prob gain a few hundred subscribers quickly
When I first started out, I was doing only small cans with an F550 hooklift and no tarping system and had to manually tarp every load. Sure don't miss those days. My automatic tarp on my Pete has broken a couple times and you can't get it fixed fast enough.
@@Dumpster_Dave do you guys have a tarp system on the truck, or will you need a tarp on each and every dumpster in your fleet ? I havent seen any tarp systems on dumpster trucks here in Europe, they all pull it manually. Especially when loaded with wood and sharp stuff on a high dumpster, pulling a tarp is a PITA when it hooks on the load and it just wont slide over, and its too high to unhook from ground level...
When I saw you with Andrew, I was hoping you would film; glad you did. It seems the dogs were not getting along this time. Wonder why? Anyway, thanks for posting.
@@yeetas4881 yes if you want to fall into that category...i prefer my dogs to have at least one litter,it makes them appreciate you and life ,after all that is what its all about. Anyway that's a little deep maybe. But its healthy for the males to do a little scrapping...as long as they know its their owner who is boss.
They have tear away mudflaps for off road driving. They are held on by a channel instead of bolts. When the flap is pulled instead of it tearing off it just pops out of the channel in one piece & you just reinsert it
What's going on with dumping that in a building, when I go to the landfill you drive up on the hill and dump it were they are burying it.big trucks pick ups and all
Dave, I noticed I andrews video he was separating the majority of the metal out for himself to take to the scrap yard. If you get a dumpster full from someone else that is full of different metals do you ever separate anything out for scrap? Thanks
I have a battery leaf blower and it’s amazing, cleans out truck beds, trailer beds, gutters, gravel off driveway, dirt from #2 stone, leaves from the garage floor, debris from the barn floor, light snow from windshields and sidewalks, the stuff that collects in the channels where the windshield wipers live, dust off freezer coils, not to mention leaves in yards and sidewalks and decks!
back when your peterbilt got stuck and Andrew pulled it out with his Kubota excavator after demolishing that shed into your dumpster, were those 2 dogs puppies that time?
